Does this product contain propylene glycol? I saw it listed on another site. Lots of controversy concerning the safety of this chemical.
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No, it was removed in 2010. Ingredients are: Glucose Oxidase, Glycerin, Potassium Sorbate, Potassium Thiocyanate, Purified Water, Rosemary Extract, Sodium Chloride, Sorbitol, Zinc Chloride, Natural Enzymes: Dextranase, Lactoferrin, Loctoperoxidase, Lysozyme, Mutanese.
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Ingredients areGlucose Oxidase, Glycerin, Potassium Sorbate, Potassium Thiocyanate, Purified Water, Rosemary Extract, Sodium Chloride, Sorbitol, Zinc Chloride, Dextranase, Lactoferrin, Lactoperoxidase, Lysozyme, Mutanase.I can't find propylene glycol :)
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Ingredients are Glucose Oxidase, Glycerin, Potassium Sorbate, Potassium Thiocyanate, Purified Water, Rosemary Extract, Sodium Chloride, Sorbitol, Zinc Chloride, Dextranase, Lactoferrin, Lactoperoxidase, Lysozyme, Mutanase. I can't find propylene glycol :)
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I am no expert, but I do have a chemistry and an engineering background. I think it is, chech if the stuff you are referring to is propylene glycol. Most antifreeze is either some form of ethylene glycol (fluorescent green and toxic automotive stuff) or propylene glycol (typically colored reddish pink). The propylene glycol is what is used in systems that supply potable water. This product is a good deal because it's very concentrated and shipping cost is lower for the smaller containers.I am pretty sure it is the same, see here: http://contractormag.com/hydronics/cm_column_113 I am no expert, but I do have a chemistry and an engineering background. I think it is, chech if the stuff you are referring to is propylene glycol. Most antifreeze is either some form of ethylene glycol (fluorescent green and toxic automotive stuff) or propylene glycol (typically colored reddish pink). The propylene glycol is what is used in systems that supply potable water. This product is a good deal because it's very concentrated and shipping cost is lower for the smaller containers.I am pretty sure it is the same, see here:... » Read More I am no expert, but I do have a chemistry and an engineering background. I think it is, chech if the stuff you are referring to is propylene glycol. Most antifreeze is either some form of ethylene glycol (fluorescent green and toxic automotive stuff) or propylene glycol (typically colored reddish pink). The propylene glycol is what is used in systems that supply potable water. This product is a good deal because it's very concentrated and shipping cost is lower for the smaller containers.I am pretty sure it is the same, see here: http://contractormag.com/hydronics/cm_column_113 « Show Less
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Definitely not for propylene glycol. Cannot imagine what you are trying to do, in fact your request sounds scary.
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It contains propanol and ethylene glycol monobutyl ether. It's a floor cleaner, not a wax. I think it does a nice job.
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I have looked around but can not find an ingredients list for any of your products. Can you please tell me exactly what is in your product? or send me a link? Thank you.
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Yes, it does contain propylene glycol. It is for men. If you are interested for minoxidil for women, Amazon sells them:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=Minoxidil+for+women&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3AMinoxidil+for+women&ajr;=0
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Herban Cowboy has an explanation on their website. Basically some chemical structure differences plus propanediol is made from natural sources whereas propylene glycol is made from petroleum.http://www.herbancowboy.com/docs/herban_cowboy_poly.pdf
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I don't make the product so I can't give you an assurance that it hasn't been contaminated. However, those chemicals are not listed as ingredients. Another website lists these as the ingredients: (Derived From) Cetostearyl alcohol, and Ethoxylated Sorbitan Ester. It also lists "Ethylene Oxide- Absent". This was the website that I was looking at: https://www.mountainroseherbs.com/products/emulsifying-wax/profile
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just wanted to share what i was recently told about this product. my bff was told about it by the owner of a store she was in. the owner was a cancer survivor, who discovered the product after undergoing chemo and losing her lashes. being a cancer patient, she was concerned about the ingredients as well and had the product checked out by MD Anderson. she was told that it doesn't contain any harmful ingredients.
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Eminence products products are organic and contain ingredients from fruits, vegetables and herbs. This part comes directly from their website, so no, this moisturizer does NOT contain glycol. 'It is important to read and understand the labels of the products you use, and with that in mind, there are some ingredients that we avoid. Our products do not contain harmful chemicals like Parabens, Petrolatum, Mineral Oils, Propylene Glycol or Sodium Lauryl Sulfate. They are not tested on animals and are packaged in environmentally friendly packaging." Hope this answer helps.
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This is a common concern, raised because something "sounds scary," and it's often cited as "antifreeze." Propylene glycol does indeed lower the freezing point of water, and you can use it as anti-freeze, which says exactly nothing about its safety as a food ingredient. For the record, the chemical in car anti-freeze is ethylene glycol, which is toxic. Propylene glycol is considered non-toxic and is used as an anti-freeze for water pipes and in food production where ingestion is possible. You would have to consume massive amounts of the chemical, impossible from food, in order to get anywhere near toxic levels. Also, I should note that, technically, TABLE SALT can be considered "anti-freeze." This is a common concern, raised because something "sounds scary," and it's often cited as "antifreeze." Propylene glycol does indeed lower the freezing point of water, and you can use it as anti-freeze, which says exactly nothing about its safety as a food ingredient. For the record, the chemical in car anti-freeze is ethylene glycol, which is toxic. Propylene glycol is considered non-toxic and is used as an anti-freeze for water pipes and in food production where ingestion is possible. You would have to consume massive amounts of the chemical, impossible from food, in... » Read More This is a common concern, raised because something "sounds scary," and it's often cited as "antifreeze." Propylene glycol does indeed lower the freezing point of water, and you can use it as anti-freeze, which says exactly nothing about its safety as a food ingredient. For the record, the chemical in car anti-freeze is ethylene glycol, which is toxic. Propylene glycol is considered non-toxic and is used as an anti-freeze for water pipes and in food production where ingestion is possible. You would have to consume massive amounts of the chemical, impossible from food, in order to get anywhere near toxic levels. Also, I should note that, technically, TABLE SALT can be considered "anti-freeze." « Show Less
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Hi,I had similar concerns. The ingredients listed are: propylene carbonate, soybean oil methyl ester, tocopheryl acetate. hth.
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It is difficult for consumers to know isn't it? Without a list of ingredients, everyone is just guessing. Since this product has been safely used for both a food additive and a homeopathic medicinal for years, it does not seem dangerous in any way. Only Dr. Christopher knows for sure and he's not talking.
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Yes, our Propylene Glycol would be well suited for that purpose, as it is food grade non-toxic.-Savvy Etail
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Sorry, I did not use product as it has an ingredient that I feel is unsafe for my dog. I threw it away.
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Yes. It does indeed contain such chemicals, but I've seen enough of those that I don't really try to avoid them. If, however, you like playing it extra safe, you might want to avoid it.
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Yes, I am allergic to propylene glycol. This stuff normally has propylene glycol in it. Apparently, there is a pharmacy in Austin, Tx called People's Pharmacy that has one that does not have propylene glycol in it.